OH. MY. GOD. I love you LOL

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Fall down seven times, stand up eight.~Japanese proverb

God never leaves me. In my ignorance, I have frequently thought that I have left God, but that is altogether impossible.~Angelou

Plurality in interpretation is a sign of strength.~Nietzsche

lolol >XD

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Pinky, you have the reasoning power of a deck chair.

Oh this?? I was just painting my room... IN BLOOD!!! -Jon Stewart

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Fall down seven times, stand up eight.~Japanese proverb

God never leaves me. In my ignorance, I have frequently thought that I have left God, but that is altogether impossible.~Angelou

Plurality in interpretation is a sign of strength.~Nietzsche

LOL. Finally looked up the link on youtube, cause compy flipped and did the Vista thing of asking if i wanted to allow a program when I tried this link.

"some kind of...special mustache?!?! D'X " lol. yay america.

"no! not my flag!" >XO

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i've heard it too many times to ignore it
there's something that i'm supposed to be

LOL yes, the moustache thing! XD!

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Fall down seven times, stand up eight.~Japanese proverb

God never leaves me. In my ignorance, I have frequently thought that I have left God, but that is altogether impossible.~Angelou

Plurality in interpretation is a sign of strength.~Nietzsche

I shared it with my roomie (who is black and supports Obama), she loved it. I told her I was gonna check on my bro's old bb gun rifle when I got home, and she was like "you better. we're stockpiling for the cause." "what cause??" "i don't know!!" we had a good laugh. XD

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i've heard it too many times to ignore it
there's something that i'm supposed to be

You don't have to be black to find it funny or support Obama, nor white to support McCain, but I know what you meant lol

LOL at your roomie's joke XDDDDD haha awesome.

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Fall down seven times, stand up eight.~Japanese proverb

God never leaves me. In my ignorance, I have frequently thought that I have left God, but that is altogether impossible.~Angelou

Plurality in interpretation is a sign of strength.~Nietzsche